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I did a lot of research looking for a cheap place to stay in Tokyo and this place won the contest.. Yes the rooms are small but you are not in tokyo to stay in your room. The cost is so cheap it literally was less than even hostels. It's close to the tokyo metro so going around the city...
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I have stayed here in July this year. I was quite happy with the overall cleanliness and service for a budget hotel like this. It is walking distance from the metro station. I am good with the small room, which is enough for me to sleep and place my 60L backpack beside. Common bathroom and toilet are well maintain and...
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I have done lot's of homework over internet for a place better than hostel,
and this is my choise,
24hrs open, keep the key at reception when going out,
1F public area have few PC free for use,
1F/5F have vending machine sales drink,
every floor have sets of public sink and toilet which be cleaned daily,
coin laundry on...
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This hotel was very inexpensive. The area itself is not that exciting, but the train is about a 5 minute walk. The rooms were tiny, not much larger than the single bed it contained. But, it was very clean and quiet. Internet was free. There is also a japanese bath here too. So if you are on a budget this...
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I stayed here recently. There aren't many reviews here in english so I thought I'd chip in.
This hotel is pretty good. It's more like a hostel though. If you're on your own it's great. It's clean, close to public transport, and cheap. The area has a lot of homeless people in it, but it's a 5 minute walk to...
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I did not book this hotel as the people who brought me here did.
As you can probably tell, I'm the only English review here. There is probably a reason as I don't see a lot of American business people staying on the equivalent of a matt on the floor, the room as large as the width of most luggage,...
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Staying in Ueno, Asakusa

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Ueno, Asakusa

Traces of the history and culture of the Edo (old Tokyo) era remain vividly in Ueno and Asakusa. Spacious Ueno Park is a great place to relax and visit a variety of different museums and galleries. At Ameyoko which starts in front of Ueno station, the grocery stores and clothing shops are crammed alongside fishmongers. It gets particularly busy at the end of the year, when many people go on shopping sprees. The town of Asakusa, developed around Sensoji temple, has many shops selling goods and clothing from old Japan, making it a great place for souvenir hunting. It's also known for various annual festivals, and the whole district gets involved with the huge Sanja Festival in May.

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